(5) Where a transmission licensee has disconnected the supply of electricity to any premises in consequence of any default on the part of a consumer, the licensee shall, subject to the market rules, reconnect the supply of electricity to the consumer within a reasonable time if the consumer in default has—
- (a) made good the default;
- (b) paid the reasonable expenses of disconnecting and re-connecting the supply; and
- (c) given such security as the transmission licensee may reasonably require.
(6) Where a market support services licensee receives any payment from a consumer and the consumer has not, in making the payment, indicated to the market support services licensee the charges in respect of which the payment is to be made, the licensee may apportion the payment received to pay such charges in such proportion and manner as may be prescribed.
Additional terms of supply of electricity
25.—(1) Where any person requires a supply of electricity, a market support services licensee or a transmission licensee may require (or may cause a retail electricity licensee to require) that person to accept in respect of the supply—
- (a) any condition requiring the person to provide sufficient premises and to construct such rooms, buildings or structures as may be considered necessary by the licensee to accommodate and house the electrical plant required for the purposes of the supply;
- (b) any condition giving the licensee the right to use the premises, rooms, buildings or structures provided or constructed under paragraph (a) for the purposes of the supply; and
- (c) any restriction which must be imposed for the purpose of enabling the licensee to comply with this Act and its licence.
(2) If a retail electricity licensee is required to secure the provision or acceptance of any one or more of the conditions or restrictions referred to in subsection (1), the retail electricity licensee shall do all things necessary to secure the provision or acceptance of such conditions or restrictions as may be required in each particular case.
